← Back to context Comment by one33seven 9 hours ago There's a nuclear reaction in the sky beaming free energy to us, let's just use that 10 comments one33seven Reply chpatrick 4 hours ago Hungary is already using that (today we were 90% carbon-free thanks to solar), the problem is what to do when it gets dark. ccozan 4 hours ago Batteries?Starting this year, in Romania you cannot put new PV capacity online without the storage for it, is mandatory. Possibly for existing ones, but I am not sure. chpatrick 4 hours ago They're being installed but it's going to take a while. 1 reply → imoverclocked 4 hours ago Mechanical ones so we aren’t left with a waste disaster in 10-20 years? dofm 4 hours ago "the problem is what to do when it gets dark"Batteries (or pumped storage hydro, which is more like a gravity-driven capacitor) riffraff 4 hours ago Hungary is flat as hell, there's nowhere to build enough hydro storage.But yeah batteries would be nice. 2 replies → hamper653 1 hour ago Calling the sun’s fusion "a nuclear reaction" in a discussion about fission reactors is a bit silly.> let's just use thatAlso, let’s use both?
chpatrick 4 hours ago Hungary is already using that (today we were 90% carbon-free thanks to solar), the problem is what to do when it gets dark. ccozan 4 hours ago Batteries?Starting this year, in Romania you cannot put new PV capacity online without the storage for it, is mandatory. Possibly for existing ones, but I am not sure. chpatrick 4 hours ago They're being installed but it's going to take a while. 1 reply → imoverclocked 4 hours ago Mechanical ones so we aren’t left with a waste disaster in 10-20 years? dofm 4 hours ago "the problem is what to do when it gets dark"Batteries (or pumped storage hydro, which is more like a gravity-driven capacitor) riffraff 4 hours ago Hungary is flat as hell, there's nowhere to build enough hydro storage.But yeah batteries would be nice. 2 replies →
ccozan 4 hours ago Batteries?Starting this year, in Romania you cannot put new PV capacity online without the storage for it, is mandatory. Possibly for existing ones, but I am not sure. chpatrick 4 hours ago They're being installed but it's going to take a while. 1 reply → imoverclocked 4 hours ago Mechanical ones so we aren’t left with a waste disaster in 10-20 years?
dofm 4 hours ago "the problem is what to do when it gets dark"Batteries (or pumped storage hydro, which is more like a gravity-driven capacitor) riffraff 4 hours ago Hungary is flat as hell, there's nowhere to build enough hydro storage.But yeah batteries would be nice. 2 replies →
riffraff 4 hours ago Hungary is flat as hell, there's nowhere to build enough hydro storage.But yeah batteries would be nice. 2 replies →
hamper653 1 hour ago Calling the sun’s fusion "a nuclear reaction" in a discussion about fission reactors is a bit silly.> let's just use thatAlso, let’s use both?
Hungary is already using that (today we were 90% carbon-free thanks to solar), the problem is what to do when it gets dark.
Batteries?
Starting this year, in Romania you cannot put new PV capacity online without the storage for it, is mandatory. Possibly for existing ones, but I am not sure.
They're being installed but it's going to take a while.
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Mechanical ones so we aren’t left with a waste disaster in 10-20 years?
"the problem is what to do when it gets dark"
Batteries (or pumped storage hydro, which is more like a gravity-driven capacitor)
Hungary is flat as hell, there's nowhere to build enough hydro storage.
But yeah batteries would be nice.
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Calling the sun’s fusion "a nuclear reaction" in a discussion about fission reactors is a bit silly.
> let's just use that
Also, let’s use both?